New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-07

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| Katlof Is too powerful political parsonage to
DO disciplined by official press warnings Two
of these he received, but before his disgrace could
be completed by the suppression of his journal he
was summoned to the Palace and the Foreign Min
| ster a. perempt0Iiy ordered to shake hands with
his rival. Katlxofs influence at court is COM
pletey restored and NJ. de Giers's proGermanic
diplomacy is discountonanccd This Russian cdi-
tor whose hostility TO Germany is revealed III
every issue Of his powerful journal, is the most
| interesting figure in the politics of the Empire.
The Car has tIied several times TO break off re-
atons with him and TO humilate him, but in
variably has restored him TO favor before the end
of O fortnight.
Call no man happy till he be dead Carter
Harrison would seem to be pretty dead, but it is
by no means Clear that he is happy.
| We have had fine specimen of Mugwump newspaper
reporting recently. debate occurred at Harvard con
vote against Mr.. Blaine the merits OF the ques
ton and Of the debate This untrue, for the vote
"a nnnee to say that the Mugwumpic Herald re-
fused to correct its mistake Mail and Express.
True. But 1t might be worth whio to state that
| The Ner- York Times, of course, Immediately ac-
cused THE TRIBUNE of editing OUT the
essential facts of the case In the
Blaine interest. merely because account
did not correspond to the Mugwump fabrication;
that The Ne- York Erening Post of course repeated
the charge, and that since its fasity exposed.
equally of course, neither has whispered word
| of correction.
In response to pressing demands from influential
Republicans rcpubish to-day in q TRIBUNE
EXTRA tho review Of tho first half Of President
Cleveland's tenn which appeared in The TRIBUNE
ON af II
mcnts Of the Government were based on the files
of five New-Yorlk journals for two years, and ref
erenccs were made to dates and pages In index
form so ms to enable readers 10 examine for them
selves tho authority for every statement TINT was
publ he'd. We offered to make corrections If in
any instances statements included in the sum-
maries had been refuted or cOntradcted; but al
though q month has ELAPSED no request has been
received for n revision Of the original review For
the convent, nce OF those WHO may desire TO have
complete record Of the dongs Of the Administra-
ton during the fist half Of Lis term, have now
reprinted the review under the title Of "Haf-way
through a Republican Senator recently re-
marked that he saw in these summaries material
for twenty or more campaign speeches. TRIBUNE
EXTRA No. o2 win undoubtedly command a very
large sale, and for the accommodation of Republic.
can committees and clubs we offer it at very low
1 "a
drcd and $40 q thousand.
a current il m states that q number Of young
ladies Of Milwaukee have formed themselves into
n class for learning how 10 play whist, and give
their teacher 81 les on. We objection TO
this but will wa-er the teacher an extra dollar
that he cannot induce his scholars 10 play third
hand high when they hold the king, in the
acc Is not out.
The Chicago Mayorelect Mr.. Roche, ia n Republican
and had Republican nomination. but II II mseraby
and unpatrioc 10 style the result TE TRIBUNE
did this morning. Republican victory IN Telegram
Our own Mayor Mr.. Hewitt was elected by Re-
publican votes. Did The Telegram. any body else.
that account deny that his election was n Dem
ocratic victory Go to. little neighbor! Don't be
captious
Tho British Government has paid high price
for the Australian torpedo invented by young
matchmaker named Brennan. First and last the
purchase HIS involved an expenditure Of $780,
900, including the inventors salary for eight
years and reward Of over $4,000. The Gov
crnmcut has acquired absolute control of the in
vcntion. and has taken extraordinary pains to
guard the secrets for which 1t has expended SO
much money. The TORPEDO is said to have q speed
of twenty-five miles an hour. obtained by an ar
rangcment Of drums, wheels and pIopellcrs and to
strikes the target. The principles on which it Is
constructed are generally known but the con-
triyancs by which the sensi i've rudder is directed
by the operators will secrets the inventor him.
self has discl sd only 10 q few engineers having
tho confidence Of the Admiralty. The chcapncss
Of this 10 pcdo in comparison with heavy ordnance
is POINT in its favor. The plant for operating
five torpedoes be provided for the sum required
for mounting two tonnch guns.
The Atlanta Constitution hears that "the
Hon. Daniel Lamont is growing stout Why
not Was not the world long ago assured, by
sage, that Sanitation is the sncercst huttery n
| 1h0so who nre aboring under the impression
that the merry sp.ingtime has como would do
well TO rejoice with trembling For here is o
Rondout weather prophet assuring his fellow
creatures that we've got have nine old
fashioned snow storms yet, two of EN- accompanied
by thunder and lightning, three billiards., q shock
OF earthquake, a -" The prophet had not con-
cluded his prophecy when the reporter Of "1he
Kingston Freeman to whom Inc was conflding
II, withdrew. But even In its uncompetcd state
the prediction calls for good deal Of animated
weather
Tho country grateful the cohesive power
OF public plumber that keeps President Cleveands Cabi
met together That was the old style, when schuyler
Colfax vicePresdent and Beknap Secretary of
War-lCharleston News and Courier
Yes; Schuyler COlfax was hopeessly retired
and Boknapran o race with the Republican House.
to see whether he could resign before they could
impeach him How does that compare with Gar
land, and the Democratic Housed
IL there is one class OF public servants in this
city which above others Is generously oOmpcn-
stated for little work, that class Is made up of
Ina lei Ia,
TO raise thcir salaries y wholly unsound and
sensclcss
| Those who have been misled by the unfair and
INSCRIPTIONS comparisons made by the Navy De-
hnIWccn ycsscs Of hIlilt fIn,a A.unri